P1ZombieKiller
Silver $$ Contributor
RJ had a little eye surgery the other day, so he asked me to place this post for him. You know he is REALLY missing being on here every day.
Gentlemen, Here's a few pictures of a few of the bucks that are regularly hitting one our protein feeder that's located near the center of our lease, as you can see even when they don't have any hunting pressure on them they're still mostly nocturnal when given the choice that gravity flow feeders provide. We have now filled and turned on our 15 corn feeders they're set to feed and daylight and again before sundown. So when our protein feeders go empty in the next week or so they'll be forced to change their feeding habits, we do not hunt the four fenced protein feeders located on our lease, we keep them filled from close of season till just before the start of our archery season which opens down here in Texas Oct 3rd this year.
Regards
RJ Hamilton
First 3 are good bucks:
4th - 7th is a deer we call 'crazy horn'.
8th is a cull buck
9th and 10th is a Half horned deer
Gentlemen, Here's a few pictures of a few of the bucks that are regularly hitting one our protein feeder that's located near the center of our lease, as you can see even when they don't have any hunting pressure on them they're still mostly nocturnal when given the choice that gravity flow feeders provide. We have now filled and turned on our 15 corn feeders they're set to feed and daylight and again before sundown. So when our protein feeders go empty in the next week or so they'll be forced to change their feeding habits, we do not hunt the four fenced protein feeders located on our lease, we keep them filled from close of season till just before the start of our archery season which opens down here in Texas Oct 3rd this year.
Regards
RJ Hamilton
First 3 are good bucks:
4th - 7th is a deer we call 'crazy horn'.
8th is a cull buck
9th and 10th is a Half horned deer
